Synchronize the time, notifications and more with your AsteroidOS smartwatch.
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AsteroidOS is an open-source operating system for smartwatches.
We believe that when it comes to wearable devices, users should have full control over their machines and data. AsteroidOS has been created from the ground-up with modularity and freedom in mind. For this reason, it is a free and open-source project.
AsteroidOS unleashes the potential of your watch with up to 48 hours of autonomy and a set of apps including everything you need on a smartwatch: an agenda, an alarm clock, a calculator, a music controller, settings, a stopwatch, a timer and a weather forecast app.
AsteroidOS is built upon a rock-solid base system. Qt and QML are used for fast and easy app development. OpenEmbedded provides a full GNU/Linux distribution and libhybris allows easy porting to most Android and Wear OS watches.
Since its creation in 2015, AsteroidOS has been led by Florent Revest, but is open towards external contribution and collaboration. The project is still in active development and if you want to help, make sure to check the Get Involved page.
AsteroidOSSync can be downloaded from f-droid here
If you don't have a device running AsteroidOS, instructions for installation can be found here
To get started with a developing for AsteroidOSSync, fork and clone the project, and import into any Android IDE.
The MainActivity manages the UI fragments based on the current IAsteroidDevice.ConnectionState and starts a backend that is responsible for communication with the watch.
The Bluetooth backend is the SynchronizationService. It is responsible for talking to the watch via the AsteroidBleManager and loading/unloading a service module that can talk to the watch.
A service, that implements IConnectivityService (e.g. the NotificationService), is a module that can send and receive data from a watch via a backend that implements the IAsteroidDevice interface.
See the open issues for a list of proposed features and known issues
AsteroidOS is driven by a vibrant community. We would love your help!
General discussions around AsteroidOS happen on the #asteroid:matrix.org channel on Matrix. Logs are available here.